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Jacqueline Kennedy's reaction to Mamie Eisenhower's coupon-clipping homeyness was an insistence on cultural glamour.
Behind Graham's opposition was an insistence that Obama not treat military commissions as second-class justice.
What such disparate bands shared was an insistence on clarity, concision and rawness.
There was an insistence, by the act of drawing, that the composition would stay open, that the speculation would stay "wet" in the sense of a painting.
He said there was "an insistence that al-Faruq should be brought back from United States custody, to make a fair trial here" for Mr. Bashir.
What the best of these shows shared was an insistence on building from within the text rather than imposing from without.
Increasingly there is an insistence that these powerful forces must leverage human creativity, not marginalize it.
It's an insistence that people who hold such views are morally bad.
The worst offence in this regard is an insistence on using dialogue culled from Hobson-Jobson.
What they share is an insistence on taking action, wherever it may lead them.
A price for such aid might be an insistence that the Syrian air force stop barrel bombing civilian areas.
